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zt , r' it LOND-bA G . 112.6T1E,.-1,p)a , 26, 1808. stance o(thig teal. and .enterpi'lze which rii.trks the tn: rat condah of capt. Se4rltt. - . . • I have.the honoor to be, &c. • ' (Signed) - - COLLINGWOOD.. Vis ftrujestis Ship Grashopp4Y, of dpril c(l,. 1608. C9l;:y Of Lctf,:rjoilt reteT . . Evq. Captrin 017:*4 :11njestys Ship the. Cfmdiue, tza,irt ,- q',l tti Pr' r'"AdMir4ll Sir '77w as Tn;i:brilge, Bart. 11(2 u1 ,the • OtiGter„ 1,4013, his Altifitily's• Ship .Caroiine,, qll' Batavia,. .5570, • oa. 19, 1806. After putting the former part olyour I)rticr in ex-• echelon, I proceeded to Anger-Point, ,wl;ele I ob.. titiine4 inform:lion tluit the Enemy's Line of Battle. Milps were all to the Eastward. On the morning of the 1 t'itie instant, I raptured snotliTtig from,Biugaru, from whoa 1 learnt that the-rherniii, a Dutch Frigate of thirty-six guo4,, was Illidt'iVlAVepairS rit OM ; it appiwing to rite that - fhe.-:migliti)e brought out, I wag Making the, hp,:st'ot , my way there, when,! between Middlebey and Amsterdam Islands, .1- discovered two Men of War 'BrigS at anchor, one of , which 1 captured, Alm. other rrtatle her escape by being too close ht shore fbr us to pursue her ; the captured. Brig was,the Zeeropy of toorteeh •:gons; comenanded, by ,captai t i. Groot; V biist taking, ossei,sion of her, •I observed: Curthagena, Dec 12, 1808. I haye to ,arttojnt )(Al, that yesterday, %viten looking out, off Cape Vales, agreeably to your (11. 7 reC,tions, I discovered a number of•the Enemy's Vessels .at anehor.•under, the Cape ; Catholic Majesty:s Brig of War St. Joseph; of twelve t wenty .foor Pounders, matvit ,- ;:d with ninety-nine men, and commanded by Don Antonio de" Torres Teniento de INfaviro, got under weigh, and came out to attack his MajAty's Sloop GraSshopper. -under my Cortlmpud, accompanied by, the two Vessels of. War, belonging to his Catholic' Majesty, named in the margin * ;. the St. Joseph.' brought to. close Plioll, when, after fifteen minutes resistance, she struck her colours, and ran on shore, upon which I anchored, and with, the greatest exertions of the Officers and Company succeeded' in getting her off; the .other. two Vessels •bore up and made all sail from us the moment. the • Brig 'ftruck, or I have no•doubt we should have captured the whole of•them. , I beg; to observe that I received; every assistance possible 4rom Lieutenant Cornelius, whose good conduka on this and every.other occasion.inerits my. warmest thanks ; the coudu& of all the Officers and ,men gave:me great satistklion. In this affair we had two men. severely wounded ; the loss ollhe ,. .Enemy I could not ascertain, as a number .of. them jumped overboard, and I fear a great many of. them were droWned. The St. Joseph is only six years old, is copper fastened, well fUtnid in every respell, sails remark .ably. fast, is pierced for sixteen guns, is one hun dred:and•fertyrfive tens bothen, and in my opinion well calculated. tor his • Majesty's service. the Phct:ttt 4 whip from 7 .otaust and . run for Batavia, Road. From the. Officers of tho.Zeerop .we gained, intelligence, that the Maria, a Dutch Frigate, was. leying 'lathe Roads, manned ,froin the, Shore, being aware of oar -approach. A short time.after T ob served h e e - ,..4nd likewise the William Sloop of War, .Witlithe Brig that befereescap‘xi.us. A distinctly made! !opt t .b'tigate . to, •be the lere ° est Ship in the Road, I ran fig her With springs tin both cables ; the Enetny,eoalmeneed firing at. us tts ‘oon as.we were within gun-shot, - which was not returned till we came as close is the wind Would al low us, which was within half pistol shot, when we . opened our tire.- The ea . = continued. about half an hour, swhen the Enemy hauled down their co. loitr4; on:boarding proked,to be the Dutch. Itel putilican Frigate Maria Reygersbergen, of 36- guns,. eighteen-pounders, oet the enain-deek, acid two,.hun-. tired and Seventy' meo,. commatided by 'Captain Ja _ ger, second in command. TheMaria:was haniehed In I 800, 'and is a fast sailing Ship. , We had to en counter, besides The Frigate, 'the Williatrf of twenty • gutis;'Patriot of eighteen, and Zeeplong, of tour. teen guns, with severel'Gun-boats ; And there were thirty Gun-boats laying in' shore, which did n o t at tempt to come out: I be:4 lea%e to state, ..that when the aetioe 'continence(' we had short of complement, by men away in prizes, sick at hospitals, 6,:e. fifty, seven in number. am sorry to say it was not in my .power to cap tureeithet the Pikenix, Pattiot, ur Zeep long Brig, as his Majesty's Ship Caroline - and the lAaria-wcre after the action in fillir fathoms - water, an d s o n , many dangerous shoals. .1 anchored both Ships in the Offing to repair, da. mages. Whilst running out of the Road Tobserved . tx, the Vvkisels abme mentioned, and - a n weretetnt Ships, run on shore. As 'the first Brig reaptuted was of .little value, and the crew very sickly, 1 put as 'many of the otiners on . board of her as She. could - .carry, and most of the Officers, tied sent them to Batavia on I th.ir I , arolo, :11L-r It:lnning without the . I have sent Mr. Lenage, my First Lieutenant, in charge of the Maria,'"w hose conduct during uic *tjoir. I wa'S fully •oatis . fied with. And when the superior force is considered that was opposed to us, ;and the, great loss the. enemy have sustained, I trust .1 may tx permitted to recommend Lieutenant Cres sY, who commanded on the urain-deck, with ACting- Lieutenants Shink and Pcdder,' their conduct meet- , 1 ingmy'highestapprobation 1 Fannot speak too highly - of Mr. Bain, the Mat ter, in laying me alongside the Maria ‘ 'and whose ac curate knowledge of the seas enabled me to take the Ship Into Batavia. The condud of the Warrant and Petty, Officers was mucth to my satisfadion, as was the brave and steady behaviour of the . stratnen and marines. I have "the b - batiur to : be, &c, . . (Sigited) -- T. 5.b.41114f., Capt. Th9mas Livingstone, Bail, captain qt . 111.4.._111oiesti(s nifir 01 ut Carthagena, ' 4, St. Medusa Mestno, Tie Twenty-tour-Pounders, and Sfv;..lity-scycit reel; St. Mgt,: Aittlit Eight rw,.:ltty-tour. atid 'illy Menlo - • Adnriraity 26, .„ . Lxliasl of a Letter jrom • Rear-richpird Purvis to , Vice-Admiral tke Bight Honourable Lord Coiling wood, dated on 4ard iliaje:slys Ship Milos,Cadiz, „dprit • Having directed the Captains of the Mercury and Grasshopper to put themselves under the orders of.. Captain •Maxiketi, of the ,Alceste, otf, the -Light- House, until Sir. John Gore, in the Revenge, with • the Excellent, should return to that station, it ap pears- by Captain Maxwell's Letter to me of the 4th inst. that .a large convoy of the Enemy was diseA)- yercd pushing for Cadiz from ,the Northward, un der the protection of about twenty Gun-boats, and a numerous train .Flying.. Artillery on.the Beach. lit Three P.M. the Convoy, being off Rota, Captain Max.wel , with his little Squadron • at tac4eci Limo), and atter having destroye4,,,two of their 6un-boats,, driven tlie others Oar, and silenced,the Batteries at Rota, they eaptnred seven, of the Convoy, and droye vciany.ot t_ heat ashore phi the surf. Captain Maxwell .gives Captain '.,Searle the credit of silencing the Batteries at Beta, and speaks, of him in ,terms of high pritNe and admiration for his, gallant behaviour and skilful management . th 'the midst of shoals, driving the Enemy from their 'guns with his grape-Shot, and . keeping a division of the Gtin-boats in check at the same time, Which had come out from *Cadiz to assist the others en- • gaged by the Alceste and Mercury, Contain Max well speaks of his Officers and Men ' as well as of thoSe belonging to the Mercury andOrasshopper, `in exalted terms for their. bravery and cool beha viour,- and particularizes the names of many Ofti cers, which your Lordship will see in the copy of his letter which I, have tliz; honour herewith to in. His Majesty's Ship4ceste, in Shore, in, ojj Cadiz, I'BoB. I have the honour to iritOrm you, that when at anchor to-day with his Ma jesty s Ship Mercury, and , Grasshopper Brig, Saint Sebastiates Lighthouse S.E. distance three miles, wind W. 5 . 1, 47 a large,, convoy of the Enetny was discovered Coming clasp: along shore front' the Northward,' under the pewee-, tiou of ahem twenty Ourrelibats and a nurnerous train of Flying Artillery on: the beach. At three P. M.. I made the signal to weigh and attack the convoy, and stood• directiy in for the body of them, then off ,the town of Rota ; at font,' the Enemy's shot and shells from the Gnu-boats and Wtteries going far over us, his. Ships opened their tire, which was kept up %vitt) great vivacity until half - past six, «lieu we had taken seven of the convoy, • and drove a 'great many others on shore, on•the surf 2 ., :r.Pelleci' Gun-boats to retreat; which they AiLl Voi'y r6udatit ly, and hot until 'two of them _were destroyed ; and liii . olCd the batteries at Rota, 'w'hich latter. seer WUti performed by the extracndinary% gallantry. and ;nett or - A . l(lnd Of,Captain Searle, in the Grass hopper, who kept in and upon the shoal to the.south waict Of the town so nen 14 to drive the Enemy from his guns with grape from his 32-pound earronades, - , • and at the same time kept in check a division of Gun boats that had come out train Cadiz to assist the others eugaged , by,the Alceste audNoreury.. It was agene ral cry in both shies, ,`` Only look how i aobly - the Brig bohat es !" The'sittiatien of our little Sena-.• drotvw4 6:114 a critical ,oneorkking-eVery fifteen minutes 'close --on the edge of -the Shoal, with the . Witrd in;andfrerinently erilged . on both sides; iu the heat of the aNiotr VirsLicutenant, Allen Stdw art i voltinteeied tuboard th&-wilvoy, if I would give,. _A• him the boats. I was so _struck with thegallantry of, theoffer- s thatif_could not i refrain from granting then), .althotighaAtKilciPd:With Witt risk. He went, accom_ with , Likotonal!t Pipou and Lieut, the.,ROyal.Marities,,wbOlupst handsome y. yolun ti:ered to go, as their:party. were chiefly employed working, the ship. Mr..4.mat antiMti tern' 'Mates, 111,-,ss. Parker, Af.htir, Crenker, Mfeani, and M‘Lean, Midshipmen : akcv. Wore, lou tolloW ed by t hi: Mercury's boats under the nommandef the Liettietiatir W. 0. Pell, accompanied .by Gordon .'end I'ettt„ WhyloCk A , r, Pufiniti,:anci :UT.' • Ai:ll,. Cummings; Masterie, Maws; Th e hoats;. led I herewith inclose a list of our killed'and wotind ed; with Vile disposition of the Enemy's. Squadron in diestS seas, and a list of Ship's taken - and.ran :on iliore by Isis Majesty's Ship under my command. I have the Honour to be, &c. P. RAINIER. A His &cello% .liecfr-,ddmiral Sir Thomas Troukidue Bart; &c. East Indies. . . P. S, 1 hi ve not been ableto get a correct ac-. count-of Lind wOundedon board the Prize, but from till Surgeon't: repoit they had fifty killed and wounded. ' Y. R. List of Killed and Wounded. K ;Wit —John La‘Nsup, seatrian Wm. sci,man. Win. Rickets, Se:4Man. Four Dutuli Prisoners, win) were in the licau, Wotuu.'43.lLlanger . o.usly, since. denl—Lieuwn4nt Royal 4; ibPs, seaman. tom, Lonsiror,* scalliail. Turr; I, seaman. 6tanian. E.,f,arLl•Jigrtie , t, In:4l'lC. tVol.ll:dvd.Stigl:tiy --TholtlaA rc.riOn, iputuan. W. IW, jaVr.r', jinwo, scianan, 13 aulArr i m ax . stoinan... MiLliaej • 10 4 . 1 Morrison, seurnuri. A lex . Creitliton, sea. Tnotinis ico4i4;su4l, Riehitrd 14rownEttett1, • Will. lain Untric i 5c:1111,:11.1.- Y, 1 List of Dutch , Skips taken and run on . shori it Batavia, on .tho 'Stir ot Ottoher 1806, by His Nlajc4ll . 's.Siiip Caroline. 7.etoop, t 4 otos, Capt. C; root, talon. Maria Re; genkOr,gen, Cornitiodoro 14ger, tlittO. 36i guns, Capt. Vandect.,citt, w it r , n thore. Wilnelmitia, 6 guns, ditto: . • Vt . it liJin, zo Capt.- Vitlef6, ditto. 1':;t riot, t 8 guns, ditto. Z•zeplung, 14 guns ditto. • Sevcii Me:citant List of Men wyundcd. V. R. Admiralty- qffice, .dpril 20, 808. Copy if a Letter front thq Right Han. Lord Cotlingwood. - • ' Th e lienommee anti Prat4lioxper weed Btationeo i ti iiec c inbes. last ottrcarlll.449, io watch 4he,Sp,4- o ;,ki Squitiron, and ff ) . ,v4eii : Searle u.:;s de iptOwd va tlifl,lo9,k-otit, fell ioNiih three SiAloish of ,40seri.4vd hi. his Lett r, (a c'-'opy, of ifiTh itiot withstandwg the great tqwviority of tiwir conj Oiled force, attacked...and the largest of.iiitatv the ,two.,otheis waking v>4l-tlie 4 ; great pleafiuro- in making this corninudc:l - to their Lurcithips, ho will Ili it ;HI in by Lieut. stetvart, pyshod. on in The most galLittt manner, boarded and brought out seven_ Tartan . from under the very.muziles of the enemy's guns, and from under the proiedion of the barges and pinnaces inf the combined Fleet, which had by that timejoin ed !he gun-I,)aati. I was greatly indebted to Lieuts. Iliekinan 'and Jervoiie (Who both wished to go in' the boats) for the spirited and well-direr' ted fire' they' kept up frOmtfie . tuain-&ck ; also to Mr. Westlake, Master, for leis at tentiottn the steering and working the ship; and 1 have -malt pleasure in adding that' the Officers, Seamen, • and Marines, behaved with the' untost .bravery and coolness. Captains Gorden and Searle (whose gallantry and excellent condtitit. might be p;eFartitition iii an Officer of my star ding in the servt.e to Comment' upon)' alio report upon . the great bravery and baoltieSS Of 'their respeaiVe Officers, Seamen, and Marines. - It is with mosti pleasure 1 have to add, the: Ft igates:have reCeivednd Material damage; The Mercury, 'an anchor shot away, her sails-and rigging cut,• though not ninch ;. our sails and rigging in the Sadie way ; but the Grasshopper, llnti sorrytwsay, is a great deal (la% waged in• the hull, the main topmast shot throne), shrouds, sails and running rigging. Cut almost to pieces :{ she had one man mortally wotinded; the Gunner and two others wOunded;bnt"tiot•severely.;: The captured Vessels are all 'lOaded on Govern tnent accont for,the Arsenal at Cadiz- and, I d't happy to say, there' is a very considerable qoantity of valuablesnip . timber. The' zest Ot this liqle service was greatly height ened by -being I;erfortnel In t he' 'nlcuth de Qadit Harbour, and in the ttieth of eleven - Sail of ififl Line. • 1 • have, • • - _ _ ' (Signed); . Itil p AY - f Rear-Adnzind Purvis, '& . 1 s • • Ext rids °flat teri tarismit Mcres. His Majesty's Schooner D‘touverie, , Blue Holt . Sig, Bay, St. Domingo, Fe/•. 1808. I beg 11.-aVe to acquaint" yen, that at one P.M*.' yesterday; the 7ih inst:-' when—running down be 4 tween - Altavella and the Main; I discovered three Sail in this Bay, 'Which I soon found to be two Schooners (Ene:ny'S Crutizers), and an English Ship, their prize;;' one of the 'turner made her escape to windward ; after a running_ tire for a consider. able time,' I - drove the other and the. Ship 66 Shore.; the hopes d'recCivering the Ship- induced me to anchor all night, and sound - the• Bay, for the ptir*L pose of getting - fie - at her in the morning, which I accomplished withininusket-shot, when 1 found her in possession of the Enemy, covered by small-arm men from' the shore; after considerable firing flout the Decouverte, we. drove, the -Enemy out or the Ship; and by. a Flag of. Truce I demanded her Ind whatever Prisoners might be on board the Schooner, but was refeietL Finding, from circumstances, it impossible to get her off, I direded Mr. M'lntyre, Master of the Decouverte, with a detachment of small-arm men, to set her, if possible, on fire, a service which he perfbrmed in a most hant:sonte manner, under a. very heavy fire from the Enemy; the Privateer should have shared the same fate had inie..water to.get near her, but site - is perfectly lost, havirig.l.ll t tet.-0,. roat;; try Sidp was the Ma tilda, id Halifax, bound. to Jamaica. LI have the Honour to,be, Etc. . (Signed) 'COLIN CAMPBELL. Ace-Admiral Metres, • His Majesty's Schooner Decouverle &tit, 9,6 r St. boah:eigo, Erb. have the honour to inform yt)u, that I thil. snowing at day-light discovoted a tichush)er in L,,A toaillss Cove, and, after a long ebace, tip with her ,at.three P.M. when I found her to be an rny , Cr tiz ' s L (.1 . • a t _ittti-past- tor - ee atioti with her, whit* continued ;It halt pistol.-"shbt frotp her,,for.terty- . fivo,rniuutes, wpen she ,stioek to his. Majesty's Schooner under Iny Command... .1 find her.te be I.a Dorade, 'torn ,St...Donlingo„'coin manded hy.iEtonsieur Kety,, albumin a Wog eig!t teeu-pk.under, - two nines,' and seienty-two men. The Enorny's hiss has.beti eonsiderabiei they us the distressing duty of eounnitting 11 , 4 N el) .11 tO . 1111: deep after the ACtion, atl4 . ' 111,1111ber, I hod, were thrown over llL,ciuy .t : their loss appears to have been about fututeu tiak...l, and three wouuxlecl. I am so, ry to be undta tisene- cessity of . #iincxiOg a. List ;A wounded Le — luniling to . the Decouverte, MGR Ut thetu, I tear, ilatiw:rous;' but, when I consider theybstinate resistance of the: Enemy, ithink we are, on the whole, fortunate. Three 4.4444 gym were dismounted the secant round, , on the aide wetNigaged,t * vhicli gate the Enemy a great . . ;Rivatitage, as %Neil as a siipericrity of lorce ever lis„ I feel.tiv.lo,l satisfactidn in the'Ctipture of, this I' L s s cl, btu her fast and the intrepidity of her crow, she might have done inueli tuischiet. I, beg leave to express my highest approbation of tht . coodutt ofiNlr.4llltitire, INUszer of the Decouverte,! this occasio n . Beitii.sensible of my over ciency in writing briefly, I ;rope'you ti,exive . tur intruding so much on you'• tune by: such lonz'haters. imtie the tioneer to'be, (Signed) CULIi CAMPBELL. To J. B. D,acres, E4q. of the intik, Commander in Chid; f fohn lsmay, boatikviii:r4-rti4re, duliOnattsiy; Matthias . .. . .. Voss, sezumus, supposed mortally ; bro).(oun' kicxlgherson, i seal e ntl a, ciang rn tto4bi), ; lars foliosou m , seaman, ditto ; 113,41 Brown (t), m.4.un.tu, nor danscroasl) ; Mats Vogt, heaugui, clangcruubil . t_ . • Apli , esi.v t 4.Sliipillegger, Of Jago' Sin, de-Cuba, Feb. 9, 1808. Ibe leas:'e to infortb fbn, last night,the barge, critter and '‘.itti. - it'rrtieri, alder the coin -I-nand of Lieutenant Ttipmati,. with •Liedtenant Swint urn, and , Lieutenant Denne, -of the Royal! `Marin's, poarded in' a 'very gattant manner, and capolred wiihiiul logs, Le .&-italvt, French - Felucca- ; rigged Pfivateer, nrmc Witli one long 6-pounder,: a larg - e :61 . muskets', arid- '47 men, -18 of which ju'inped - overboard, and' tWain- for =the shore., She was perfealkPrepareil;eicOeaing to be 'attacked' by the boats of a Man of War Brig that 'chased her h the . Le Renard sill& very 4dift; 'had been 27 days. tat;hea,.and,l happy witty; without making a }capture. J • . „ • %I.have the lionourito-be, &c. • ISigned) J. - BROUGHTON, Capt..: krice;Admii ikieres,,vair, . PRICR Yzers Bank Stock, a 2 ;4 Wel' 5 - rcr Cent. 98 it 4rish per Cent. 4 Per Akeittl B .i j 8 3k per eent. 6; I t 3 per Cent. Can. 66'¢ , liatik Long Ana. 1 8 z-loths; 7.tGths Piintld hi it t`t!"l-± e rat of /0 !al AC 11;:.g N ; Irt:1;k1 :14iirttr,iar tii:::filret;u"s:w4trdler": •, ro a r tv t i h p e ti e l»: l) ::t r i:ii6witik ivesA L i t oak. set it rs. pj pisrpt:t mojton.st tear, C toprcrtor ua re etior, for tire ,Edifor, &c.(pvit-pui4:, must bt achlre.f.Ceo. India I.3pruts, pm*, 24. P r ' t r i If.xcN;cr.wr ii;), 9s. I ditdix fear ;nth t, MAY , Cvsks, tur dittu,.66/ • AT 'LONDON' Bitil3GE":4).l') litCH ROW Morning, 36- t' t , Aitcniona,..) At His L 1:: • SIR, L M .ag fi r l ic e s slY l; s :efut el lij cj ctlea b g l er . Jag , : h i t Fetructry„i 808. I beg leave to inform You, this morning his Ma-. jest)-'s Ship under my command Captured tlie'Ante lope, Spanish Schooner Letter of Marque, pierced lot 14 guns, but mounting only hue song 18-pounder in midshipS, and tour sixes, with a complement of tit.' •men, - from Cadiz,- bound to Vera Cruzilast - from St- Jago, which place she left yesterday. everilug, laden with dry, goods, brandy, antt wine. The ApteloPi i a Very fine essel, sails well; the low' 6-o.lundeit, NI ere thrown overboard in the ehilce. I 'have . the:honour to he, &c. - • - (Signed) c . J. BROUGHTON, Capt, To Vice-Admirat Decres 111crest#'s Brim Ka csatt Xca , " tot , ence, . Is, t 808: `; • I have much 'pleasure in acquaintirogyou capture of the reucll,scl)ooner Privateer Petre Andia Comm:llk:kr, by this Prig, in the Ca4.:0 5 Pabs•aff,e, on the 19th insto carrying two cJt-riage guns . , and a quantity of small arms, having onq)oaid fifty-four men, tendoyr..from Barracoa.; rnitiA one'captuie,. au American S lours, 'from Cape. Fratxcis, iti the fdand - of St . ruing°, to Philadelphia, with a'cargo of cod . = anti sugar. 1 have thelonour to be,. &c. JER. COGEILAN; I. ice Admiral Dacres, &C. Ja;nitieez. • . • •,•' • pf.cl/.),,t!ls'llS , . nfdY 2g. Thotiins . tr..:!,t, if Friday •si reel, • chin, ss - zire)r - iwer:.ll:, a ;o, at .6 . ,.:1 , .:1•;:tr5,1.1tc: of Sou:l'l44P' ;it .tt jtt, ‘V • 1100 4 . ' issu,• flornsey. play 13. Thomas Hp•ile , „ row or Lt.: 01 %1.‘41 , 1•1e. r • • • arnpwitt.bikr, oihn, at eleven, ur the I.aeorge• • Noittlimptori. tune t3• - latites ,a; clay-eh, at the lic'ar riird. • may IS. :Its/lash. silversmith, as • „..twelve; at ttic I'o4 *PlOilitith,' • May. G‘...ory,e 'rod, c k r. Sitione. - kitesot,.strtieytir atid thillder', at ten, at t: liktfi.ttl. May 23. Thotms Gililtant and ' , '4:ll.iiii.•W4iatr, at :`;r , ' Michael nedwardine, ‘Vor,:eater, stsaJers, • a: khwlint : Greep,-Wotcesi...r. „ , • Aray 2t.• Timothy Suit, ul Charilig.,C ryas, Mishit:sex, wisie— totereltant, at ten, at Condit:Al. •' May At. Richard ).Villstin, of West Smithfield, I.sitioss, bacconist, at ten, at Guildhall. June t. juseph,liell, ot:Flenr,de..lis-court, Svitaifiddi;, soap-maniitattureroit ten; at Guildh,lll. Gqorge of, Great W a ttitr-Otteet, C - Difibatb• hcids, Middlesex, V.nen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall. May 3. CharleS t;lovet,'of A Ihesnatle-stitut, MiddleseX, t utt bolsterer, at twelye,-- at .G . CRIZTIFIC47 . 4'S, .1 May 17: Anthony Liski, - or Niacin Chappell, Lincoldshit, grocer. . Thoinas - Ishmael Watkia, at Salford, Lancashite, cott6 ll- ,- metei ant. AVtlltain (,regg, now or latent' Btiekinthath.gate, I=l.y-scrivener. Thomas Ifoweit,'-nt: Rhotiia.l, Petrbrolteshire,: shopkeeper. Peirce thiell, S loane-:q 'duce, St. Luse , Chelsea, bricklayer and • . : William Augustus Downs, lat.e square, Arliddlesex, unde,takcc. ' . • . FAR I,IISIMP`6I.). John Tombs Lr., - '. L. Islay, 6t,Aba i .;t4.)9, inAlt. , ,teri• Richard ` lrct ‘‘ .ll4 ` ) " , L 6 ' 3 urti NVilson, at:it 111,;l1.1rd iVilsosl, or waattclictqc.r., • , , I:e r llrliV z i s iiliain Ii,:!.;i111.111 and Frzncis Nlifl:ird, bf Siz:-li,ac! 1 4 ,-- !I:':.yde, i.:.."' ' . !i„,,1.;.. ..-., ; I.4rl...* * McorC, °f . I lmc '' . Wtt,i J•zt ,t,utverny. Vorx. cot Adi 111.41.11 . 4ttbr''". At c, t. 1 1 :1 14E 111 2'46t : 31Cli li ta l i t i‘ . 1* .fi l kf li i v' 4 '(' L i.:gr i. C i ell i : ' : ii 11 1 5.t I C I U : 11 .1 %; S etn ( r ; l'::1 ;.i ti)C: i- "1- )1 g -5‘ :7Sr: ;:117.-C:l3rrUl" Nerth:J:tberl ir4l, civil t:,,,, , ,,i,:- :t.:., ' . g . hibil iVillianl .t\ ur,i..: :inc.' , it,l,p, iri.....:::::0r of li u ° 6 " — - - 44(°' .1 Liarc-mortlct, i)ultders. a ticet ' ctwit. Rvtert Adam>. and' 1 )iin Craves, of I)*ror ' 1 I l f , ::i::: , ! C: .,... c t . ;t o i r: i . :i 2tiT it iltn e :eb ß ri,e ic. ,, :r vut .t n, rti t..rsa P: ti lli ty tt m oti . .6 v l.l: l :2 . ;: i: ra blo t l , ;:t t :::: l r : l " ..l-1 7: 4 : r.. . . . ''' '' . • viicit,%Villitn4ll.iNhelor ti:s4 7 iy,:ii.el tiorty Hir ~: :, ,:: ttl Ailc;tan,, Vor , :i.lirrr. batixcr,i. . - . • Qu.'RTER SnislPNs.—The Genenil Quatter Scf' s;ons for the Home..(.:ounties wiq he litid ;is foiko 4 --Ewa', at Cheini-4tiirci, April 26;and Apri! 28.—Kcia, at Maidstolie, 26, Lint.' D 4; Cattier bury, April at;,Lii4.lto,AP r " . ut kiertford 3 and morrow, SHIP NEMS. GRAVIL"rND„ A7R 11 '2se lifOrj , L ,Passed by- ?ac Ociper, Citppl)ol,' limn BO fliAt : •-•-i',. :f I i TuZ:k it er, Irani , :ss; isalim,, I - tt:: : :;E::, aw.f I i.t: baibmilot ."` . t I van's', from the Brazils. ' ~' , . . .., I Swied—the Crosby, S;iply, for Dublin. BIRTIIX. . i On the lith inst. Ii Alauchester.street, the Lady 0 , lion. He. lilackwood, of the 1(1), al Navy, 01 J ffil / * ad,'7 . c rove., in - ()n Tnniva..ty the 140 ino. ~t !Luton Sean; rove, ' ' anL IA tonsntre, th Ilun `Alta. Stopioni, ut ; ,011 - rki r ‘t ivcck, .'l f s. 1',.:41A0n, wite of Alt. l'ear4do , 0. -- ii*" button, tituningdobhife, of twins. , MAIIRIA1). VestereTar , at..St„ George : , hlo ott hh,try, a u • Botoni. litoiher eat Sir Glenville 4:1,:p1c, Ntary, elde4l .pt Thomas 41, t 11)41. g i:fie; t Y re : r7gl;t l: i I.; ' .1 1 leer. enerai fr";el l' 4‘ at Cast.pbell. to &hit, ,Knox, wittuw or late Licuttauat'' lon el Knott, of the tbt Regiment of Guards. On Friday, at St. (;eolge's Chapel, Sionehoui3. Pjr; mouth-Dock,, William Symonds,. _Esti Lieutenant o f Royal Navy, to Miss Llizabeth LusCombe, An i l' 11 “ :1 Matthew Luscombe, Esq. - orate above. Macy. On Sunday, Mr. Edward Isignal, to son, both of Charelailerton, and on the I)llowuncl)ofiliii.,64, the pluqming bride pre rated her lord and master wall 4 '4l chubby 'boy. 156 Marl, 'l4l i. 7 ,13 - uSb - y l boi a . ..} ".---......—.... i ' 4; bIAD. bra"' A: r " Oh Saturday the i6th inst. At Drayton Lr - dr.e, il e3 , ne.V 4 vetch, the Hun. Mrs . Fitzroy, win; of the. Hon. I- I 4;. Fitzroy.. . ~ M/SA f' A few days since, at Mel,chet Pak Farm, Wiit'.„( $ t ~ ,WOIIP, wife of tames Weston Woltt; Fsq. only 5 , ,'" 1 1,r,,, ,i iamb Wol ff, Hart. of Ale.llyfont Abbey, Infthe 4 -flu i " '; 4 Somerset. , Lately, after five days illness, at Cape , Franpiil , S t ' fis, ' ming°, Mts.Rctieeca Hamilton, relictot the late Ed'. 1,,,,z, - milt. ft, Attorney and Notary Public, of iltablisk. •• ~,, •